Topic 2: Electronic Surveillance and the Bodyguard “Jon Kiggwe is a young aggressive entrepreneur, with a bright future. With several businesses doing well and a few start-ups with promising financial status, Jon is on his way to making a million dollars before his 25th birthday. Jon’s business meetings take him into tough neighborhoods. So, for him to feel secure, Jon uses a team of professional security bodyguards to shadow him almost 24 hours a day”. “In his big 10-million-dollar home, Jon receives a stream of guests, including both business associates and friends. His bodyguards, besides keeping an eye on him, also see to the orderly arrival and departure of the guests. Because of this, the bodyguards keep a permanent office and sleeping quarters at Jon’s mansion”. “Without informing them, Jon installed video recording and listening gadgets in the guards’ office and sleeping quarters to record their every conversation and movement. He feels safe that way!” [Source: Kizza J.M. History of Computing. In: Ethical and Social Issues in the Information Age, 2010, Texts in Computer Science. Springer, London] Investigate and report on IT surveillance and social implications raised in this case

Topic 2: Electronic Surveillance and the Bodyguard “Jon Kiggwe is a young aggressive entrepreneur, with a bright future. With several businesses doing well and a few start-ups with promising financial status, Jon is on his way to making a million dollars before his 25th birthday. Jon’s business meetings take him into tough neighborhoods. So, for him to feel secure, Jon uses a team of professional security bodyguards to shadow him almost 24 hours a day”. “In his big 10-million-dollar home, Jon receives a stream of guests, including both business associates and friends. His bodyguards, besides keeping an eye on him, also see to the orderly arrival and departure of the guests. Because of this, the bodyguards keep a permanent office and sleeping quarters at Jon’s mansion”. “Without informing them, Jon installed video recording and listening gadgets in the guards’ office and sleeping quarters to record their every conversation and movement. He feels safe that way!” [Source: Kizza J.M. History of Computing. In: Ethical and Social Issues in the Information Age, 2010, Texts in Computer Science. Springer, London] Investigate and report on IT surveillance and social implications raised in this case